Cancer Research UK has further expanded on this lesser-known symptom, stating finger clubbing "is more common in non-small cell lung cancer. They may also have pain and swelling in their joints.
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whilst not as common as other symptoms, may point to a certain type. They say that finger clubbing "is more common in non-small cell lung cancer. They may also have pain and swelling in their joints.
At night the pain accelerated ... is only in the nail fold and doesn't extend deeper inside the finger or toe. The symptoms go away with treatment and last less than six weeks.